The phrase "aggregated over all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving data analysis, statistics, or summarizing information across multiple categories or groups.
Example: "The results were aggregated over all participants to provide a comprehensive overview of the study's findings."
Alternatives: "summed across all" or "combined from all".
Using Chernoff bound, we can show that the total number of one-hop transmissions required (aggregated over all flows) is w.h.p. as goes to infinity.
The fall burden score is the sum of frequencies of relevant adverse effects related to falls aggregated over all drugs.
Figures 3a-c present the relationship between different temperature time series and aggregated cardiovascular mortality (i.e., aggregated over all five selected categories of diseases) for different lags.
Figure 1: Distribution of guesses aggregated over all experimental conditions (255 observations).
In each row, ΔP is the difference between the probability of sparing characters possessing the attribute on the right, and the probability of sparing characters possessing the attribute on the left, aggregated over all other attributes.
Aggregated over all the extended families the dataset consists altogether of around 700,000 individuals.
Figure 2 shows the cross-validated (a) ROC and (b) pROC curves derived by aggregating over all data sets.
Therefore we need views that aggregate over all k-mers, i.e. that show PO importance just as a function of position j and order k.
Our observations justify (post hoc) choosing the same chronological ages for all strains as time points for measurement and that measurements taken at a specific chronological age can be analysed by aggregating over all strains, no matter whether they are short-lived or longer-lived.
Broad-Enrich outputs three tab-delimited text files: (i) peak-to-gene locus assignments from the input peak set with lengths of peaks, loci and overlap; (ii) the gene locus coverage information after aggregating over all peaks overlapping a locus; (iii) the enrichment results, with significance values and summary information for tested gene sets.
The presence and magnitude of temporal trends in posterior median estimated SI incidence rates were evaluated using Poisson regression, also using R. Tables 2 and 3 show, for each year of the study period, the posterior summaries of the parameters of interest, and the estimated incidence rates for each subpopulation, aggregating over all age-groups.
